CANDIDATE To RELIEVE To EMERY
They situate to Luis Enrique in the orbit of Paris Saint-Germain
Published:7/12/2017 - 10:59h
Updated:7/12/2017 - 10:59h
Paris Saint-Germain has lost two consecutive parties, something that has done to jump the alarms in the direction of the Parisian club. The French entity already begins to handle options of possible substitutes and Luis Enrique is one of the favourites
The alarms have lit in Paris Saint-Germain after the two consecutive defeats of the team parisisno. The past weekend was against the modest Strasbourg by 2-1 in a party where Edinson Cavani and Marco Verratti were acting. The Tuesday was the Bayern of Munich the one who vapuleó to the French colossus.
They are two results that angered a lot to Nasser To the-Khelaïfi, president of the Parisian entity and that leave on a tightrope to the current technician, Unai Emery. In the retina of fans and members of Paris Saint-Germain is also the traced back that the FC Barcelona attained in the eighth of final of the past Champions League, by what the ghosts of this fateful night are reviving.
By this reason, the sportive direction of the club Frenchman already works in a list of possible substitutes to relieve to Unai Emery in the bench of Paris Saint-Germain. One of the names that more call the attention of this list is the one of Luis Enrique Martínez, the one who was technical of the FC Barcelona until the past summer, that decided to leave the Barcelona club.
The name of Luis Enrique has won strength between the French press by the fact to find without team, since other candidates are technical that already find training to a team. Luis Enrique had a successful stage like trainer in the FC Barcelona, something that gives him sufficient credit as to assume the control of the Parisians.
Other candidates
L'Instrument, French media, published recently a list with the possible candidates to the Parisian bench. In this list appear, apart from Luis Enrique, the Italian Massimiliano Allegri (Juventus) and Antonio Conte (Chelsea), the Argentinian Diego Pablo Simeone (Athletic) and the Portuguese José Mourinho (Manchester United).
